Classify/Place Portuguese Fisherman + Can You The Hear Azorean Accent?

[Hungarian_master]

He does for sure, the question is if foreigners can tell the difference.

Yes, it is a hard question for a foreigner, but for Latin language people is easier, IMO.

[Kivan]

Sounds like a French trying to speak Portuguese.

As for the classification, Transmed (Atlanto/Gracile mix) + CM.

[Rafael Passoni]

I totaly agree, sounds like a French speaking Portuguese. Is that true it is Azorean accent?

[Tommy199]

Mediterranean

[hurtuv]

I totaly agree, sounds like a French speaking Portuguese. Is that true it is Azorean accent?

This town, Rabo de Peixe, is known for this thick accent.

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[Rafael Passoni]

On the last video he sad that São Miguel's accent was influenced by French. I liked that: "Agua'd arroto".

[hurtuv]

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[Rafael Passoni]

I think Spanish is much more understandable than that accent to me. It's more dificult to understand than was Italian to me when I started to learn it. Interesting, really sounds like French. Do Portuguese clearly comprehend it?

[hurtuv]

I think Spanish is much more understandable than that accent to me. It's more dificult to understand than was Italian to me when I started to learn it. Interesting, really sounds like French. Do Portuguese clearly comprehend it?

More or less. I can comprehend it fine, but at first I needed the subtitles to some parts.